Department of Civil, Environmental & Ocean Engineering
The Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering (CEOE)
The CEOE offers undergraduate and graduate programs, in addition to a variety of graduate certificates and minors that prepare students to succeed in a variety of fields. These programs all share the core principals of engineering, and are embedded in the infrastructure that directly affects the economy and society. At Stevens, civil engineering has been an important discipline since the founding of the university, and CEOE has expanded to include offerings in environmental and oceanographic engineering as a response to ongoing developments in the field.
Exciting opportunities to study, and conduct research abroad include the NSF Pan-American Advanced Studies Institute (PASI), a two-week program to study and improve the health of the Amazon.
Faculty Spotlight
Departmental Research
In addition to robust research in construction management and ocean engineering, the CEOE includes two National Centers of Excellence: the Maritime Security Center (MSC) and the Atlantic Center for the Innovative Design and Control of Small Ships (ACCeSS), as well as the Davidson Laboratory.
Structural Engineering
The structural engineering group focuses its research on multiscale modeling and reliability/uncertainty/risk assessment of complex/material systems.
Environmental Engineering
This research explores material surface properties, energetic compounds deactivation and various aspects of soil properties.
Ocean, Coastal and Naval Engineering
This area includes the New York Harbor Observing and Prediction System (NYHOPS) that provides real-time data about the waters of NY/NJ.
Acoustics
Research centered on the study and application of the nonlinear interaction of acoustic and vibrational energy in various media and materials.
Civil, Environmental & Ocean Engineering News
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As Hermine Threatens, Stevens Helps Predict and Prepare
While Tropical Storm Hermine lingers off the Eastern Seaboard, threatening the Jersey Shore and Long Island with high winds, waves and flooding storm surges, a team from Stevens…
Stevens Professor Appointed by U.S. Transportation Secretary to Maritime Advisory Panel
Stevens Institute of Technology congratulates Dr. Thomas Wakeman III, research professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering, and deputy director of…
Stevens Launches New Master’s Program in Sustainability Management
This fall, Stevens will welcome the first class of students into its newest graduate program: the Master of Science (M.S.) in Sustainability Management. Offered through Schaefer…
2016 Hurricane Season Begins; Stevens Provides Forecasting, Planning Expertise, Advice
HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY - The 2016 hurricane and tropical-storm season officially began June 1 with a sharp reminder — the aftermath of an unusually early-season tropical storm impacting…
Stevens' Influence Strong In America's Cup Return to Roots
When the America's Cup racing series returned to its Hudson River roots May 6-8, Stevens history and ingenuity were on display before a global audience. Both the top finishers…
Students Harness Sail Propulsion for Contemporary Cargo Vessels
For their senior design project, a group of Stevens naval engineering students have devised the Sail-Assisted Bulk Carrier, which seeks to make merchant shipping more sustainable…
Building a World-Class Program in Construction Management
Linda Thomas got the job: Turn Georgia Tech into a “village” for 30,000 people. A year to plan, but only two weeks to build. As construction manager for the $30 million Athletes…
Stevens Professor Garners International Acclaim
Internationally recognized expert in environmental science and engineering, Professor Xiaoguang Meng was a guest at the 65th anniversary celebration of the founding of the People…
CEOE Upcoming Events
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Sustainability Seminar Series
Contact Us
Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering
Location On Campus
Rocco Building
Contact Types
p. (201) 216-3556
Department Leaders
Dr. David A. Vaccari
Professor and Department Director
Dina Coleman
Administrative Assistant